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Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Mon May 10, 2010 10:03 pm
by lincooln
Well I thought I may as well post this here.
I am organising a trip up to Pouto on the Saturday, which is the 5th. We will go on at... and drive down to Pouto point. I will be trying to see if we are able to stay at the Pouto hall the night and then head back to my dad's farm in Kaiwaka. We may drive back up the beach or straight onto Kaiwaka. Depends what people feel like doing at the time. The farm has been used for national trials before and it is heaps of fun.
Just wondering what the interest is like at the moment? how many people would be keen for something like that?
Cheers
Lincoln
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 5:40 pm
by Drurban
Hi Lincoln,
Put my name down for that, but I will let you know If my plans change.
Ruben
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 7:19 pm
by curly12
Would be keen on sunday arvo/monday

Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 8:31 pm
by lincooln
Well I may yet be changing it to Sunday as the tides seem a bit better, and then head to the farm on the Monday for any one who is keen.
Will post up anything new.
and curly what would you consider the arvo?
Cheers
Lincoln
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Wed May 12, 2010 7:57 pm
by Dr_PC
I could be on for the Farm on the Monday
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 10:54 am
by curly12
lincooln wrote:Well I may yet be changing it to Sunday as the tides seem a bit better, and then head to the farm on the Monday for any one who is keen.
Will post up anything new.
and curly what would you consider the arvo?
Cheers
Lincoln
Can't do the sunday now, have to look after dad but are keen on the monday
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 1:01 pm
by meece4x4
could make the farm monday too
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 7:50 pm
by lincooln
thats all good nigel,
The farm is pretty dry, so really it just a chance to look round. I would like to do a fun trials and grasskhana there some time this winter, Could even be done as a fund raiser.
Will let you guys know when exactly we will be there.
Cheers
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Fri May 14, 2010 10:09 am
by guestynz
hey give me a call went u guys guys get to dargaville i be kent for a blast down pouto 0274320588 aaron

Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Fri May 14, 2010 5:14 pm
by lincooln
guestynz wrote:hey give me a call went u guys guys get to dargaville i be kent for a blast down pouto 0274320588 aaron

Sweet as, Will do
Lincoln
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Sun May 30, 2010 9:05 pm
by lincooln
Hi all, sorry i have been busy and in short should have done the ringing round to find accommodation myself etc.
I have some updates: On the sunday we will be meeting at the Wharehouse car park at 09:30-09:45 and will be leaving there for the beach at 10:00.
On the Monday we will be meeting at the farm at Kaiwaka at around 10:00. PM me and I will send you the address. This day is just to look round and have a bit of fun. It getting nice and soft and the holes are starting to fill with water.
Now on the Sunday we will be having a BBQ at Pouto Point, this will be $10 a truck or $5 per person and it will only be a sausage sizzle. You want steak, Bring it yourself.

I would like to know approx numbers sooner rather than later so I can actually get the food etc
On the accommodation side its up to you, The hall is booked by the fishing club on queens Birthday so we can't stay there. However we can use the camp ground or i can try and book a back packers in Dargaville or some where nearby. Any one know any good places? please let me know if you need or want accommodation by Tuesday if possible.
Cheers
Lincoln
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Mon May 31, 2010 10:29 pm
by lincooln
the trip is going to cost $5 for Norwest club members and $10 for non members.
cheers
Lincoln
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 6:53 pm
by lincooln
If I can get 5 trucks in total who want to stay over night, I will book some camping spots for us. I need to know numbers by tomorrow evening please. otherwise you can just rough it in a car or be civilised and stay somewhere else.
You will need to pay for your spot if you want to stay at the campground.
Cheers
Lincoln
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 7:35 pm
by meece4x4
lincooln wrote:If I can get 5 trucks in total who want to stay over night, I will book some camping spots for us. I need to know numbers by tomorrow evening please. otherwise you can just rough it in a car or be civilised and stay somewhere else.
You will need to pay for your spot if you want to stay at the campground.
Cheers
Lincoln
FYI The Whangarei 4WD club is doing a run down to Pouto on Sat with some members staying over on the sat night and carrying on playing on the Sunday, If my back is better by the weekend ill be heading over on the Sat but cant do Sunday now ... keep an eye out for our trucks though

Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 9:53 pm
by lincooln
meece4x4 wrote:lincooln wrote:If I can get 5 trucks in total who want to stay over night, I will book some camping spots for us. I need to know numbers by tomorrow evening please. otherwise you can just rough it in a car or be civilised and stay somewhere else.
You will need to pay for your spot if you want to stay at the campground.
Cheers
Lincoln
FYI The Whangarei 4WD club is doing a run down to Pouto on Sat with some members staying over on the sat night and carrying on playing on the Sunday, If my back is better by the weekend ill be heading over on the Sat but cant do Sunday now ... keep an eye out for our trucks though

Will do, How many are going with you guys?
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 6:46 pm
by meece4x4
lincooln wrote:
Will do, How many are going with you guys?
not too sure at this point in time, but if it's like any of our club runs will be a good turnout on the sat, 1/2 doz or so staying overnight maybe
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 6:51 pm
by lincooln
Hi all, an update on the accommodation side of things. I have booked two cabins at the Dargaville campervan park and cabins on Gladstone Street for the Sunday night. One sleeps four and the other sleeps 5. The cost is $22 per person. 3 spots have been filled already. There is showers in each cabin, and camp kitchens available too. We will have a BBQ at the beach if the weather is fine and if it is raining we will have it at the campground..
Also if any one has a spare seat it would be good, we have a French guy who is coming out and it would be cool if he could go with some one for the day.
Cheers
Lincoln
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 4:50 pm
by sibainmud
Thanks Lincolin for a great weekend trek.
My Camera didn't come out to play so don't have any pics from the action.
But see how much mud made it home. Still plenty there for next time


If any of you others have some good pics, I'd love to see them.
Cheers.
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 10:03 pm
by lincooln
Re: Pouto and Kaiwaka queens birthday
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 11:44 pm
by sibainmud